Really really miss Azure Dev Ops PR functionality

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We recently migrated to github from Azure Dev Ops to be more in line with our broader organization. The entire team has found the pull request review experience in github to be extremely frustrating in comparison to ADO. It was so easy to see who was assigned to review PRs right in the PR list. You had filters to look at your active vs your reviewed PRs. If someone commits a change to a PR you have reviewed, ADO automatically reset your review status (as opposed to having to hit the request button in the reviewers list in github). There are many other little friction points that all feel like a piling up of papercuts to become a real point of frustration. We made the move for better integration with things like sonarqube code scans (which has been a good thing). We feel like the PR review experience has been a step in the wrong direction, but at least we got other benefits.

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